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In the latest edition of Game On, hosts Jay Hewitt, Ryan Arrowood, and Anthony Lewis delivered a high-energy breakdown of the biggest headlines across the college and professional sports landscapes. The trio kicked off the show by analyzing the West Virginia University baseball team’s position in the NCAA Tournament field, debating their postseason matchups and addressing how the Mountaineers' grueling travel schedule might impact their road to the Men's College World Series. The conversation then shifted to motorsports, where the crew evaluated Kyle Busch’s recent performances on the NASCAR Cup Series circuit, focusing on the veteran's push for consistency and playoff positioning with Richard Childress Racing. Finally, the hosts wrapped up the broadcast by diving into the high-stakes drama surrounding Texas Tech softball and the Williams family. They detailed standout infielder Mia Williams’ postseason impact and discussed the viral incident involving her father—former NBA champion Jason "White Chocolate" Williams—following an intense confrontation with a spectator in the stands during national tournament play.

Turn the volume up for a packed episode of Game On! Hosts Jay Hewitt and Anthony Lewis welcome new co-host Ryan Arrowood to the roundtable as they break down the biggest headlines, hottest takes, and unforgettable plays from the past week in sports.Plus, we are celebrating local excellence in the studio:St. Albans High School Girls Lacrosse: Fresh off their spectacular State Championship victory, members of the team stop by to talk about their golden season, the winning mentality, and what it means to bring the trophy home.The Road to the West Virginia Amateur: Chris Slack from the West Virginia Golf Association (WVGA) joins the show to give us an exclusive preview of the WV Amateur. We’re talking course layout, top contenders, and what to watch for in the state's premier golf tournament.From local history-makers to the standard of golf excellence, we’ve got it all covered.Don't miss an episode—subscribe, lock in, and get your weekly sports fix with the guys!

Air Date: 5-12-76

This week on Game On, hosts Anthony Lewis and Jay Hewitt bring you a heavy-hitting episode packed with recruiting news and major league updates. We are thrilled to welcome Da'Ron Parks, the powerhouse offensive lineman from Nitro High School and the top-ranked prospect in West Virginia.Beyond the trenches, the guys shift gears to the "Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports." We break down the fallout from the Kentucky Derby, analyzing the photo finishes and the bets that paid off. Finally, we head to the diamond to check the pulse of Reds Baseball. With the season in full swing, Anthony and Jay debate the current roster moves and whether Cincinnati has the arms to stay in the postseason race.

Inside the EpisodeThe Allie Brown InterviewWe sit down with Allie Brown, the trailblazing standout from St. Albans High School. Fresh off a dominant season for the Red Dragons, Allie discusses her journey to becoming an All-American. We delve into the discipline required to excel in the South Regionals and her experience competing at the national level, cementing her legacy as one of the premier wrestlers in St. Albans history.Jim Workman, the voice behind Wally’s and Wimpy’s Sports Digest, joins the panel to provide his signature deep-dive into the local sports scene. Jim breaks down the latest edition of the Digest, highlighting why this current era of Kanawha Valley athletics is one for the record books.With the 2026 NFL Draft in the books, we track the Mountain State’s brightest stars as they head to rookie mini-camps.The Mountaineers: We follow Reid Carrico and Michael Coats Jr. as they join the Cleveland Browns, while Jeff Weimer (Chiefs), Edward Vesterinen (Vikings), and Chase Wilson (Jets) prepare to prove themselves as undrafted free agents.The Thundering Herd: Analysis of Marshall’s latest prospects as they transition from Huntington to the professional ranks.We wrap things up on the links with our weekly dispatch from the West Virginia Golf Association.Tournament Results: A recap of the recent Junior Match Play qualifiers.Upcoming Events: A look ahead to the Women’s Series opener at Bridgeport Country Club and the state-wide amateur qualifiers.Expert Analysis with Jim WorkmanThe NFL Pipeline: WVU & Marshall to CampWVGA Weekly Update

This episode of Game On delivers a heavy-hitting lineup that bridges the gap between the high school grind, the local links, and the biggest stage in sports entertainment.In this edition, we sit down with one of West Virginia’s most dominant young athletes, Zaden Ranson, to discuss his recent success and what’s next for his burgeoning career. Then, we shift from the field to the fairway as Danielle Monk from the WVGA joins us to preview the upcoming golf season and the initiatives growing the game across the state.Finally, things get "electrifying" as Adam Harris stops by the studio to break down the matches, the madness, and the legacy of WrestleMania.The Grind with Zaden Ranson: A deep dive into the mindset of a multi-sport standout and the work ethic required to compete at a high level in the Mountain State.Tee Time with the WVGA: Danielle Monk shares insights into the West Virginia Golf Association's 2026 schedule and how they are making the sport more accessible to the next generation.The Road to WrestleMania: Adam Harris provides expert analysis and bold predictions for the "Showcase of the Immortals," debating which superstars will have their "WrestleMania Moment."Episode SummarySegment Highlights

This week on Game On, we celebrate a historic championship for the Mountaineers and tackle the biggest legislative shift in West Virginia prep sports history.In the studio, Jay Hewitt, Anthony Lewis, and Derek Bailey joins the team to break down a massive week in the Mountain State. We start with a victory celebration for WVU Men’s Basketball, as they bring home the 2026 College Basketball Crown from Las Vegas. We recap the Mountaineers' thrilling 89-82 overtime win against Oklahoma at T-Mobile Arena, highlighted by senior guard Honor Huff’s legendary 38-point, MVP performance that set a new program record for three-pointers in a season.We also hit the links with Jeff Prest from the West Virginia Golf Association (WVGA). Jeff provides an inside look at the 16th North/South Junior Team Matches from Guyan Golf & Country Club, discussing the high-stakes "Ryder Cup" format and the incredible young talent rising through the state’s ranks.Finally, we go deep into the newsroom with Delegate Dana Ferrell to discuss the signing of HB 4425. Following Governor Morrisey’s approval of the bill, Delegate Ferrell explains the repeal of the controversial "one-time transfer" law and how governance has officially returned to the WVSSAC. We break down what this means for "super teams," the new eligibility limits for upperclassmen, and the mission to protect community-based high school athletics.It’s a championship-sized episode you won’t want to miss—Game On!

This week on Game On, Jay, Autumn, and Anthony break down a massive slate of college hoops and local legends.The Stunner in D.C.: We recap the instant classic between two titans as UConn knocks off Duke in a Sweet 16 shocker. We break down how the Huskies dismantled the Blue Devils' defense and what this means for the Final Four path.The Comeback Trail: Winfield Basketball’s Ty Laughery joins the show to discuss his inspiring return to the hardwood. We talk about the grit it took to get back on the court and his impact on the Generals' postseason run.The Links Report: Chris Slack stops by with a crucial WVGA Update. From the latest on 2026 VIP Cards to the opening tournament schedule, we’ve got everything you need to get your golf season teed up.Subscribe and stay locked in—because when the whistle blows, it’s Game On.

The madness has officially arrived! This week on Game On, Jay, Autumn, and Anthony break down a massive stretch for West Virginia and national sports.State Championship Recap: We dive into the thrilling results from the WV State Boy's Basketball Tournament in Charleston. We discuss Chapmanville’s Class AAA title win over North Marion, Wheeling Central’s back-to-back Class AA dominance, and Tug Valley securing their third straight Class A championship.Bracket Busters: Special guest Derek Bailey joins the show to dissect the wild first weekend of the Men’s NCAA Tournament. From Texas stunning Gonzaga to the Big Ten’s absolute takeover, we look at whose brackets survived the carnage.Heartbreak in Morgantown: We break down the WVU Women’s devastating 74-73 second-round loss to Kentucky. We look at the late-game rally that fell just one point short of a Sweet 16 berth at Hope Coliseum.The Links with Chris Slack: WVGA Executive Director Chris Slack stops by to discuss the launch of the 2026 West Virginia Golf Association season. Get the details on the 2026 VIP Cards, the upcoming Tri-State PGA Classic at Guyan, and how you can get involved in this year’s tournament schedule.Win Big: Stick around for the Bogey's BBQ Trivia Question of the Week for your chance to win some local flavor!Subscribe and stay locked in—because when the whistle blows, it’s Game On.Podcast Description: Game On